“ulcerated”簡單造句，ulcerated造句子

and sometimes, also, by a coarser expression, that fell upon the sufferer's defenceless breast like a rough blow upon an ulcerated wound.

Bullous or ulcerated lesions may also be seen.

Starting in the late 1990s Tasmanian wildlife authorities began receiving unusual reports: Some of the island's Tasmanian devils were spied with their faces marred by ulcerated sores.

An infected mucous membrane, especially of the tongue, nose and larynx, commonly becomes ulcerated.

She herself died of old age and ulcerated legs in 1883; her funeral and burial in Battle Creek was the largest that town had ever seen, testimony to her hold on America's historical imagination.

And every night she sat on the edge of her bed and changed the bandages on her badly ulcerated leg sores.

Here the gastric mucosa has been lost, or ulcerated.

Men with ulcerated legs, open wounds and elephantiasis still carry on with their work in the flooded rice-fields.

Cleansing is particularly useful in weeping, vesiculobullous, pustular, or ulcerated lesions.